Geometry and Trigonometry

Volumes, perimeters, angles, identities, triangles, sin, cos, tan.

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    Euclidean Geometry vs Non-euclidean Geometry

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    Is it possible to calculate area on a topographical map without a scale?

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    Calculation of the center of several geographical points.

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    Calculation Help

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    Math help

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    How To Define A Flat Plane: The fruit of reinventing wheels when studying Euclidean geometry

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    Using arctan to find an angle... in an unusual coordinate system...

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    A Simple Trigonometry question about Cosines

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